WHEN A POSTMAN IS FOUND DEAD IN HIS HOME, SEVERAL BAGS OF UNDELIVERED MAIL IS ALSO DISCOVERED, INCLUDING A LETTER POSTMARKED 31 YEARS AGO AND IS NOW A MAJOR PIECE OF EVIDENCE IN THE 1975 CASE OF A MISSING GIRL, ON A REBROADCAST OF "COLD CASE," SUNDAY, JUNE 3

"Fireflies" -- When a mailman is found dead in his home, several bags of undelivered mail are discovered, including a letter postmarked 31 years ago and is now a major piece of evidence in the 1975 case involving a missing girl, on a rebroadcast of COLD CASE, Sunday, June 3 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Marcos Siega directed the episode that was written by Erica Shelton. (Originally broadcast 11/12/06)

Lilly and the detectives learn that the missing girl, Melanie, was abducted from her bedroom window and her best friend's, Cherise, brother was the number one suspect. The case takes shape when postal workers from 1975 admit that they would not deliver mail to the Black families in the neighborhood and did not like the friendship between Melanie and Cherise. In 1975, racial discrimination made everyone a suspect and now Lilly and the team must find out what really happened to Melanie.

SERIES REGULARS:

Lilly Rush: Kathryn Morris
Scotty Valens: Danny Pino
LT. John Stillman: John Finn
Nick Vera: Jeremy Ratchford
Will Jeffries: Thom Barry
Kat Miller: Tracie Thoms

GUEST CAST:

Melina Van Horn (1975): Savannah Stehlin
Waitress/Melanie (2006): Shannon Sturges
Cherise Tisdale (1975): Gabby Soleil
Cherise Tisdale (2006): Judith Scott
Terrell Tisdale (1975): Dee-Jay Daniels
Terrell Tisdale (2006): Bobby Hosea
Frances Campbell (1975): Becky Meister
Frances Campbell (2006): Jenny O'Hara
Norman Van Horn: John Aylward
Dale Wilson (1975)v David Henrie
Dale Wilson (2006): Richard Steinmetz
Hank Wilson (1975): Eric Strickland
Hank Wilson (2006): Don Yanan
Wes Floyd (1975): Johnny Kastl
Wes Floyd (2006): Wolf Muser

RATING: TV-14-LV